Feral Cats Archives - Faunalytics

May 21 2025 | Elena Schaller

No Cat Left Behind: How Creative Placements Save Lives

A “working cat” program in Florida offers a lifeline to unsocialized cats who can’t be adopted traditionally or safely returned outdoors. READ MORE

Sep 18 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

The Ecological Effects Of Free-Ranging Domestic Cats

This research delves into the diet of domestic cats with access to the outdoors, examining the implications of their feeding habits on the ecosystem and species conservation. READ MORE

Mar 12 2024 | Robert Walker

Evaluating A Community Cat Management Program In Japan

To prevent stray cats being euthanized in shelters, Japan enacted a program including TNR and vaccinations for free-roaming cats. This case study explores whether the initiative is achieving its goals. READ MORE

Dec 19 2023 | Nick Souter

Managing Free-Roaming Cats: A Veterinary Perspective

Veterinarians in Spain argue that “trap-neuter-return” programs are the most humane, science-backed methods to reduce and manage free-roaming cat populations. READ MORE

Sep 26 2023 | Ozy Frantz

How Feralized Animals Affect The Environment

When domesticated animals find their way back to the wild, it can have a serious impact on local ecosystems. READ MORE

Jul 25 2023 | Julia Stachofsky

Public Opinion On Stray Cat Management In China

Social media data from Chinese platform Weibo may help animal advocates promote better stray cat care interventions. READ MORE

Apr 4 2023 | Katy Myers

Feeding Feral Cats May Increase Predation Risk

Feral cat feeding stations can attract a range of predators such as coyotes, which may put cats' lives at further risk. READ MORE

Jul 28 2022 | Thyl Moors

The Welfare Of Free-Ranging And Unsocialized Cats

Are all free-ranging and unsocialized cats in poor health and consistent pain? This study from Denmark suggests that, fortunately, this may not be the case. READ MORE

Oct 22 2020 | Sara Streeter

The Risks Of Echo Chambers In Academic Research

Scientific research is supposed to be rigorous and unbiased. When a small set of papers becomes influential, however, self-reinforcing viewpoints can emerge. READ MORE

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